#1960Now: Photographs of Civil Rights Activists and Black Lives Matter Protests

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Prison Capital: Mass Incarceration and Struggles for Abolition Democracy in Louisiana

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Separation Anxiety: A Coming-of-Middle-Age Story

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To Light a Fire: 20 Years with the InsideOut Literary Arts Project

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Mad Mothers, Bad Mothers, and What a "Good" Mother Would Do: The Ethics of Ambivalence

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Balancing Life in Your War Zones: A Guide to Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Health

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The Bible as Improv

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Letting Go Of The Fairytale

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Third Grade Mix-Up

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Mom AF

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Chadwick Boseman: Forever Our King 1976-2020

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Not Tonight, Honey

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Not Yo' Butterfly: My Long Song of Relocation, Race, Love, and Revolution

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The Walking Miracle

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Social Equations: The STEM Professional's User Guide to Building Positive Relationships

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Movement

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Digital Sisterhood: A Memoir of Fierce Living Online

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Growing Up Fat In A Skinny World

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Slow to Judge: Sometimes It?s OK to Listen

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Grandma Rose's Magic

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Dwell Time: A Memoir of Art, Exile, and Repair

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Parenting with Pride Latino Style: How to Help Your Child Cherish Your Cultural Values and Succeed in Today's World

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Real Talk: Lessons in Uncommon Sense: Nurturing Potential & Inspiring Excellence in Young People

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65 Things Not To Say To Your Black Friend: An Anti-Racist's Guide To Microaggressions & How They Really Impact Black People

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Dungeons 'n' Durags: One Black Nerd’s Comical Quest of Racial Identity and Crisis of Faith (Social commentary, Gift for nerds, Uncomfortable conversations)

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The Black Book: Girls, Girls, Girls

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Understanding Gender Identity

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Real Statements (935 +) to Be Quick to Listen, Slow to Speak and Slow to Anger for a Deeper Love and Intimacy in Your Relationship

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Inequality in the Promised Land: Race, Resources, and Suburban Schooling

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What I Think of Various Places and People

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Searching for America's Heart: RFK and the Renewal of Hope

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Book Of Legs

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Extreme Art Nudes: Artistic Erotic Photo Essays Far Outside of the Boudoir

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The iPhone Photography Book

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The Photography Exercise Book: Training Your Eye to Shoot Like a Pro (250+ color photographs make it come to life)

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Humans of New York

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Declutter Your Photo Life: Curating, Preserving, Organizing, and Sharing Your Photos

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Photography 101: The Digital Photography Guide for Beginners

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Betty Page Confidential: Featuring Never-Before Seen Photographs

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Lingerie

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Bombshells: Glamour Girls of a Lifetime

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The Complete Portrait Manual: 200+ Tips & Techniques for Shooting the Perfect Photos of People

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Ballet for Everybody: The Basics of Ballet for Beginners of all Ages

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Digital Photography For Dummies

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Collins Complete Photography Course

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Photography for Beginners: The Ultimate Photography Guide for Mastering DSLR Photography

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Advancing Your Photography: Secrets to Making Photographs that You and Others Will Love

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Conscious Creativity: Look, Connect, Create

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The Photography Bible: A Complete Guide for the 21st Century Photographer

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Cinematography: Third Edition

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Legendary Locals of Savannah

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Patterns in Nature: Why the Natural World Looks the Way It Does

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A Guide to Electronic Dance Music Volume 1: Foundations

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Haunted New Orleans: History & Hauntings of the Crescent City

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Workin' It!: RuPaul's Guide to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Style

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Jada Pinkett Smith A Short Unauthorized Biography

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Power to the People: The World of the Black Panthers

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The Bare Bones Camera Course for Film and Video

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How the Other Half Lives

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Wisconsin Death Trip

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A Tree a Day: 365 of the World’s Most Majestic Trees

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Only Children… Are they spoiled?: For y'all that don't know, Chance is an only child. He's been called spoiled, a mama's boy, and more. We talk about his childhood and his opinion on the blessings and challenges that come with being an only child and raised by a single mother. Lets get into it!

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Solo Travel, According to Rachel Cargle

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Strange Fruit #215: A Conversation With 'Me Too' Originator Tarana Burke: Of you spent any time at all on social media this week, you saw it all over your timeline: #metoo Some found it empowering. Some found it traumatizing. But one thing it definitely wasn't? New. Activist and organizer Tarana Burke actually started the "me too" movement ten years ago. It gained traction this week when championed by Alyssa Milano, but Tarana's story got lost in the shuffle, and many assumed the movement was brand new. Tarana Burke joins us on this week's episode to talk about the origins and importance of "me too," and the work she still does to support survivors.

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Session 9: Parenting without Shame: The Therapy for Black Girls Podcast is a weekly conversation with Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, a licensed Psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia, about all things mental health, personal development, and all the small decisions we can make to become the best...

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The Hidden Latinx Stories We Don’t Hear, with Julissa Natzely Arce Raya

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Panache Desai/DISCOVERING YOUR SOUL SIGNATURE: Finding Your Purpose, Passion, and Joy: Your soul signature is your spiritual DNA—it is who you are at your core, the most authentic part of you.

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#31: From Bariatrics to Health at Every Size (HAES) with Vincci Tsui, RDN: Finding freedom in your relationship with food is the key to becoming confident with your body. Whitney’s guest today, Vincci Tsui, is on a mission to help people live life on their own terms by stepping away from diet culture. Vincci is a former...

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Dear College Student: Are you a college student, or about to go to college? It's an exciting time of your life, but it can also be a very expensive time of your life too. It's possible to keep your spending under control, and have a lot of fun, but you're going to need a...

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Ep 222: Women's Empowerment: Expectations, Events, and Envy with Myleik Teele: Get ready for this true girl chat with Myleik Teele, Founder of CurlBox, as we talk all about the women’s empowerment space, mean girl culture, and attending events in lieu of doing the personal development work. We dig into how she came under fire...

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Strange Fruit #185: What It Means To Be A Professional Black Girl: “We are professional code-switchers, hair-flippers, hip-shakers, and go-getters. We hold Ph.Ds and listen to trap music; we twerk and we work. We hold it down while lifting each other up, and we don’t have to justify or explain our reason for being. This is us.” That's how Dr. Yaba Blay describes the inspiration for her latest project, Professional Black Girl. The video series features interviews with seventeen Black women and girls ranging in age from 2 to 52, and aims to challenge racist expectations of what is "respectable." And a lot of the interviewees talk about a topic that sits right on top of their heads. "Some of my closest friends, one of the things that we tend to bond over, laugh about, kiki, has to do with hair memories," Blay says. "Whether it's old-school hairstyles or old-school products." Blay joins us this week to talk about the project, which debuts on YouTube September 9th (and features our own Dr.

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79: Dr. Sharroky Hollie | How Does Your Community Engage Culturally With Your School? | Know And Make Your School More Responsive To Who Your Students Are Culturally And Linguistically: Dr. Sharroky Hollie is the Executive Director of the Center for Culturally Responsive Teaching and Learning, a not for profit organization dedicated to building culturally responsive communities across the country. He is a national speaker and author,...

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What's Essential: What's Important Now with Arianna Huffington: What's Essential hosted by Greg McKeown

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Bettina Love and W. Kamau Bell: Dr. Bettina Love talks with comedian and activist W. Kamau Bell about the impact of forty years of racist public school policy on generations of Black lives.

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336: Why Am I So Anxious? (With Tracey Marks): Whether you struggle with anxiety or a loved one close to you does, you are not alone. This week we are sharing where anxiety comes from, what’s happening in the brain with anxiety, and some holistic tools that can help with it. Hear some key...

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093 What I’ve Learned One Year After Publishing We Should All Be Millionaires

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Why Does It Hurt So Bad? with Professor Catherine Cahill

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Widows w. Leslie Gray Streeter: “We have a lot of work to do. Crying is not on the list.” In which we talk about grief, heists and Widows with the great Leslie Gray Streeter.You can find Leslie on Twitter here. You can find her online here! You can find Leslie's book Black Widow here.

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289 | Shonda Rhimes: “Work Doesn’t Work without Play.”: Shonda Rhimes makes her QOD Show debut with a powerful talk about the year she spent saying yes to everything she was afraid of, and how it changed the way her work, her relationships, her family, and her life.    Shonda’s website is...

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What is it like to remember every day of your life? With Michael Yassa, PhD, and Markie Pasternak: For people with Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory, or HSAM, every day is memorable. Ask them what they were doing on this date 10 years ago, and they’ll be able to tell you. Markie Pasternak, one of the youngest people identified with HSAM,...

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Rachel Lindsay: Former Bachelorette, television correspondent and author, Rachel Lindsay shares what it took to write a tell all book, “Miss Me With That," and how she manages her busy schedule. Plus, find out how she avoids the thorns after giving...

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Boundaries

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Dr. Susie Wise on Designing for Belonging: This week I was delighted to speak with Dr. Susie about her new book: Design for Belonging: How to Build Inclusion and Collaboration in Your Communities. We have a wide-ranging discussion on everything from the vital importance of design when developing team-building exercises and curriculums focused on the key role that empathy and belonging have in the modern workplace. In addition to discussing design basics, we also cover how technology has developed additional barriers toward belonging while increasing the odds of othering co-workers even without our awareness. In conclusion, Susie offers up simple techniques for combating this reality both when working from home and in the office. Dr. Susie Wise is a design leader with experience in the education, tech, and social sectors. She coaches leaders in equity design and innovation practices. She teaches at the d.school at Stanford. Previously she founded and directed the K12 Lab at the d.sc

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3 Tips for Child Therapists to Manage Stress: with Lisa Dion, Jen Taylor, and Clair Mellenthin

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584. Navigating Grief, Letting Go of Identities and Living Fully with Bozoma Saint John: The iconic business leader, Bozoma Saint John, comes on the show to discuss her latest venture—her memoir, The Urgent Life. She takes readers through the numbing days of multiple griefs and the courage which these sparked in her to live a life in...

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The Anti-Sex Trafficking Episode 2: A human sexuality podcast.

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Slavery by Another Name: The Crisis of Human Trafficking in the Black Community: In this week’s episode, we explore the misconceptions, disparities, and prevalence of human trafficking in communities of color from the lens of a survivor and advocate. Founder and Executive Director of Courtney’s House DC, Tina Frundt, talks...

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Ep 221: Elaine Welteroth, the New York Times Bestselling Author On Being More Than Enough: She’s newly entered into the exclusive New York Times Bestselling Author club and we’re chatting with Elaine Welteroth about her new book, More Than Enough: Claiming Space for Who You Are (No Matter What They Say), and her career journey from dreaming...

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Side Effects of Being a Realist: Are you a pessimist? Or are you simply objective?

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Race & Friendship: Why Is It So Hard To Talk About Race?

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Fat Joe on witnessing the birth of hip hop, and how he stays in the game: Rapper and entrepreneur Fat Joe on his devotion to family, community, and hip hop history.